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PHOTOS: Celebrating Costa Rican moms

On this Mother’s Day, we asked photographer Arnaldo González to capture Costa Rican mothers around San José.

To all the moms out there, for all the hard work you do and the love and care you provide, The Tico Times wishes you a very happy Mother’s Day!

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